Sentence examples for aggravate them from inspiring English sources

We know that the European Union has all sorts of problems, but the danger is that a Brexit would aggravate them, as well as being destructive to ourselves.

They consider it their beach, and you'd better not do anything on it that will aggravate them or spoil their day.

There can be thousands of yellow jackets in one nest, and you are likely to just aggravate them and get mightily stung.

"The E.U. believes that the new law not only maintains the violations found by the W.T.O. in the F.S.C. case but may even aggravate them," the European Commission said.

The fear that Douthat expresses in "To Change the Church" is that Francis's foray into theological innovation with "Amoris" threatens to drag these unresolved tensions into the light — and, perhaps, to aggravate them beyond repair.

Nonetheless a Sunni-led intervention is likely to increase sectarian divisions within Yemen where the distinctions between Sunni and Shia meant little until recently and to aggravate them regionally.

"That kind of independence really aggravates them," he said.

What aggravates them all the more is the belief that Mr. Obama's administration is partly responsible for their predicament.

"In hindsight, such press freedom not only does not help solving conflicts between different races, it aggravates them.

We can differ about how to address these problems, but ignoring them or even aggravating them weakens the nation at home and weakens America's pride in itself.

"I don't think man in this country is aggravating them to a large degree, although there are exceptions and there are precautions that need to be taken.